Leg Extension and Curl Machine | 10 - 250 LB Selector

I’ve had this machine for a few weeks now and after a handful of workouts I’m genuinely impressed. I previously owned the Temple of Gainz V3 and before that I had a Titan plate-loaded machine. I’ve been searching day and night for a seated leg extension/leg curl option that was within my budget, and this has thankfully checked all the boxes. The range of motion is smoother, and the steep seat angle feels much, much more comfortable and natural. I could immediately tell the difference with this being a 1:1 machine. Not that that was super important to me but it happened to come with this piece and now that I have it, I dig it. When comparing the leg extension to the seated curl, this machine really shines with the extension. The leg curl does its job but the strength curve is a bit off with the heaviest resistance coming at the bottom of the movement. Nevertheless, I still get an amazing stimulus in my hamstrings and if you do slow eccentric/concentric reps, your muscles are going to BURN. I don’t know if having the Titan plate loaded machine for several years made any difference in my evaluation because I really enjoyed that machine and this weight-stack version feels very similar to it. Assembly was a DREAM compared to most of the other machines I own. All the pulleys were preinstalled, the cables were already routed and I just had to connect a few pieces. It took less than half the time I expected. Pricing was the cherry on top. This was originally going for $2,899, which I wasn’t interested in at all but Titan recently marked it down to $2,499. I worked a few angles and managed to get mine for slightly less than the original $2,200 out-the-door price, so for that, I’m ecstatic. The build quality is solid, and I feel confident it will last. Lastly, and very important to me personally, my wife LOVES this machine. She was indifferent about the TOG piece, but once I got this one in and she tried it, she said, “We’re keeping this one. I love it.” Wins all around.

I’ve only had it a few weeks so far but I’m definitely enjoying it. The only small negative is the 250# weight stack(but an adder pin fixes that) I would absolutely recommend it. Great to have in the home gym if you’ve got the room.

Not sure how this has decent reviews, I’ve used it twice and would never buy it, especially at that price point. Resistance profile on seated leg curl is horrible

I was an early adopter of this leg extension/curl combo and I could not be happier. I will admit the leg extension feels slightly better than the curl though.

I dont know who upset Titan but I'm glad they did!! This machine feels great and looks even better. The size and placement of the seat makes for the perfect ROM. 250LB weight stack is plenty and very smooth. They definitely paid attention to detail from the cutouts for the pulleys to the etching on the adjustment knobs. Good Job Titan keep it up!

Titan really stepped up on this one. The build quality is outstanding. It’s very compact. There are lots of setup variations. The install was relatively easy. The 250 lb weight stack more than fits my needs. It’s on the pricey side, but worth the spend if you can justify.

I was thankful to add this selectorized leg extension and leg curl machine to my gym. It is well-built, beefy even, but with a small footprint perfect for a home gym where space is a premium. I’m 6’1”, 330 pounds and I fit just fine with room to spare. Also, it was not difficult to put together. It moves smoothly and feels very commercial grade. Weight stack goes to 250, which seems fine for accessory work, though a bit more would be useful from time to time. I have not regretted the expense. Pretty amazing piece to have in my garage gym, to be honest.